My research primarily focuses on the field of fish disease prevention and control, as well as fish immunology, with a core commitment to developing effective strategies for safeguarding the health of aquaculture species and advancing the understanding of fish immune regulation mechanisms. In the area of fish disease prevention and control, my work covers three key aspects: disease diagnosis, vaccine development, and their practical application.In the field of fish immunology, my research focuses on ceRNA (competing endogenous RNA) networks and vaccine protective mechanisms. My research integrates basic science and applied technology, striving to bridge the gap between immunological mechanism research and practical disease control in aquaculture. Through continuous exploration and innovation, I aim to contribute to the improvement of fish disease prevention and control capabilities, and promote the high-quality development of the global aquaculture industry. I have participated in multiple national and provincial-level scientific research projects, and published a series of academic papers in related fields. I also maintain extensive cooperation with domestic and foreign research institutions to jointly advance the frontier of fish disease and immunology research.